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getting started - workouts & plans

ShrinkingAspirations
edited November 2024 in Getting Started
Anyone know any good sites to develop a workout routine?
Sadly I must admit I never have actually worked out properly. I was naturally skinny my whole life. until age kicked in haha. Now i realize the importance of it. and have no idea where to start. My neighborhood has a limited amount of equipment but I do not plan on joining a gym (saving up for a wedding$$).

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  • rand486
    rand486 Posts: 270 Member
    #1 is to decide on what your goals are. No one here can recommend a decent workout routine unless we know what you want out of it all, and how you define "fitness".
  • bodybuilding.com
    This is an excellent website, everything you could possibly think of explained, they guide you to make informed decisions as a beginner- has plenty of training at home articles too!
  • mbg_pr
    mbg_pr Posts: 9 Member
    rand486 wrote: »
    #1 is to decide on what your goals are. No one here can recommend a decent workout routine unless we know what you want out of it all, and how you define "fitness".

    Agree 100%!
  • lpendleton58
    lpendleton58 Posts: 285 Member
    bodybuilding.com
    This is an excellent website, everything you could possibly think of explained, they guide you to make informed decisions as a beginner- has plenty of training at home articles too!

    Completely agree with amanda. It is almost the workout version of mfp. A lot of great programs that can be tracked and a lot of great support. I am currently on my 2nd program and got others lined up all through 2015

  • kittenful
    kittenful Posts: 318 Member
    edited December 2014
    As an at-home exercise enthusiast, I'm partial to www.fitnessblender.com (videos) and www.neilarey.com (visual charts).

    My thoughts on developing a routine: Find something you enjoy and do it. It's not worth it if you don't like it.
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